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Blanche exposed DOJ's 'slow-moving train wreck' after being caught 'off guard': analyst

Attorney General Todd Blanche just created a new problem for the Trump administration, former Homeland Security staffer Miles Taylor told MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace on Thursday. Blanche responded to reporters' questions about the election by refusing to rule out a scenario in which the federal government would intervene to stop states from certifying their…

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Raw Story· Oct 22, 9:49 PMBlanche exposed DOJ's 'slow-moving train wreck' after being caught 'off guard': analyst

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GOP election official's ‘misleading’ info passes Supreme Court muster days before midtermsThe Supreme Court handed Republicans a victory Thursday by blocking New Hampshire voters from using student IDs as backup identification in November’s election, NBC News reported . The state’s emergency request, backed by the Republican National Committee, challenged a lower court order allowing officials to consider those IDs as supplementary evidence…

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Supreme Court signs off on GOP officials’ student ID voting ban in New HampshireThe justices were asked to intervene in a fight over the interpretation of a new law in New Hampshire that limits the forms of identification voters can use at the polls.

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Supreme Court rules NH can block voters from using student IDsThe Supreme Court on Thursday ruled New Hampshire’s top election official can fully stop voters from using their student IDs when showing up to the polls in the midterms — a request backed by the Republican National Committee (RNC). A lower judge ruled officials had improperly gone further than a new state law placing restrictions on...

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DOJ monitoring plans and DHS voter checks raise concerns of election interferenceWith the midterm elections less than two weeks away, a new legal battle is raising questions about the federal government's role in policing who is eligible to vote. A federal judge in California has blocked a Department of Homeland Security effort to identify noncitizens on voter rolls. White House correspondent Liz Landers reports.

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Supreme Court Justice erupts as colleagues greenlight ‘misleading’ voting guidanceJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson pushed back Thursday after the Supreme Court blocked an order she said protected voters from misleading information about New Hampshire’s election rules. The lone dissenter argued that her colleagues had misapplied a principle discouraging federal courts from changing voting rules close to an election. “When a federal court…

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